Year 2020

• A Universal Theory of Wisdom . A Mind - oriented Approach

  Publication

  • H. Krawczyk
  • A. Targowski

  - DIALOGUE AND UNIVERSALISM - Year 2020

  The purpose of the paper is to synthesize the issues of human wisdom in terms of minds which create knowledge-based judgment. We form a transdisciplinary, big-picture view of the wisdom of humans. Findings: Wisdom is the right judgment and choice in the context of the art of living. Practical implications: Wisdom can be developed within the set of minds. Social implications: To pursue wisdom in thinking and action, one must extend...

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Year 2016

• Marek J. Siemek and His Interpretation of the Idea of Transcendentalism

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  • A. Lisak

  - DIALOGUE AND UNIVERSALISM - Year 2016

  The paper discusses in a concise manner and critical intent Marek J. Siemek’s conception of transcendental philosophy. Firstly, theory of knowledge does not belong to the epistemic level of reflection (Siemek’s stance) but it is precisely the other way around; namely, it is due to transcendental philosophy (critique of cognitive faculties) that it was possible to distinguish metaphysical, ontological and epistemological questions....

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• On the Modern and Postmodern Paradigms of Ideology and Social Criticism

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  • A. Karalus

  - DIALOGUE AND UNIVERSALISM - Year 2016

  The article takes on the problem of ideology, critical consciousness and social criticism and distinguishes two ways of thematizing it. The first approach is developed within the post-Hegelian framework. According to this paradigm, critique of ideology is a means of transgressing the antagonistic forms of socialization and emancipating humanity from the false forms of consciousness and corresponding irrational and oppressive social...

Year 2015

• THE INFLUENCE OF GESTALT THEORY ON ERNST CASSIRER’S PHENOMENOLOGY OF SYMBOLIC FORMS

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  • P. Parszutowicz

  - DIALOGUE AND UNIVERSALISM - Year 2015

  In the opinion of many scholars the notion of symbolic pregnancy is one of the key concepts in Ernst Cassirer’s philosophy of symbolic forms. Without a proper under-standing of its conceptual frame Cassirer’s philosophy lacks a consistent foundation. The notion symbolic pregnancy offers the mechanism of distinction of symbolic forms. The newest investigations (also in unpublished or less known, neglected writings of the philosopher)...

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Year 2013

• Ernst Cassirer's Idea of the Critique of Knowledge

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  • P. Parszutowicz

  - DIALOGUE AND UNIVERSALISM - Year 2013

  Article is a systematic and historical presentation of a specific understanding of the idea of transcendentalism, developed in so called Marburg School of neo-Kantianism. Their unique line of interpretation of Kant’s critical philosophy which consisted in contrasting critical (relational) and dogmatic (substantial) understanding of basic philosophical concepts is characteristic, from one hand, of Marburg School of idealism and,...

• Ernst Cassirer’s Idea of the Critique of Knowledge

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  • P. Parszutowicz

  - DIALOGUE AND UNIVERSALISM - Year 2013

  The article analyses systematically and historically the specific idea of transcenden-talism developed in the Marburg School of Neo-Kantianism. The unique line of the Marburg’s School interpretation of Kant’s critical philosophy consists in contrasting critical (relational) and dogmatic (substantial) understandings of basic philosophical concepts. This line is characteristic of the Marburg School...

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• Neoneo-Kantianizm - Transcendental Philosophy as a Reflection on Validity (Geltung)

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  • A. Lisak

  - DIALOGUE AND UNIVERSALISM - Year 2013

  The article presents the philosophical thought of Rudolf Zocher, Wolfgang Cramer and Hans Wagner, whose theoretical stance can be dubbed Neoneo-Kantianism. The article investigates their philosophical output and argues that they developed a transcendental reflection of a different kind than that of Baden Neo-Kantianism. The transcendental reflection of Neoneo-Kantianism, especially in the work of Hans Wag-ner, takes on the topic...